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This looks very interesting anyone heard anything else about it?
The website Ironsky http://blog.starwreck.com/2010/04/20/project-london/ on the movie:
Project London
You know we are suckers for truly independent film productions, like the amazing Finnish “amateur” film What Became of Us. Well, thanks to Johnny’s & Angus’ article about zero-budget productions (and Iron Sky) I just found the film called Project London.
If you didn’t already watch the teaser above. And then consider that this film is a zero-budget production. And the CGI is created with Blender, the free, open source 3D program.
Now, the Project London film is amazing on it’s own, thanks to the impressive sense of style they’ve got – from the inspired music to the look of the ships – it really looks amazing. However it’s also quite the milestone for Blender. The software has been around for years and has been getting better and better. Now it’s startign to prove itself as a true alternative for CGI work in a live-action film.
I’ll be keeping a close eye on Project London and suggest you do the same. I suspect it’ll be quite a while still before it is complete, but that’s the price you pay for doing amazing stuff without a budget. Meanwhile, here’s another short clip.
The website Ironsky http://blog.starwreck.com/2010/04/20/project-london/ on the movie:
Project London
You know we are suckers for truly independent film productions, like the amazing Finnish “amateur” film What Became of Us. Well, thanks to Johnny’s & Angus’ article about zero-budget productions (and Iron Sky) I just found the film called Project London.
If you didn’t already watch the teaser above. And then consider that this film is a zero-budget production. And the CGI is created with Blender, the free, open source 3D program.
Now, the Project London film is amazing on it’s own, thanks to the impressive sense of style they’ve got – from the inspired music to the look of the ships – it really looks amazing. However it’s also quite the milestone for Blender. The software has been around for years and has been getting better and better. Now it’s startign to prove itself as a true alternative for CGI work in a live-action film.
I’ll be keeping a close eye on Project London and suggest you do the same. I suspect it’ll be quite a while still before it is complete, but that’s the price you pay for doing amazing stuff without a budget. Meanwhile, here’s another short clip.